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Spatial light modulator microscopy

Nikolenko et al., 2013

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Document ID
988569464212815788
Author
Nikolenko V
Peterka D
Araya R
Woodruff A
Yuste R
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Cold Spring Harbor Protocols

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The use of spatial light modulators (SLMs) for two-photon laser microscopy is described. SLM phase modulation can be used to generate nearly any spatiotemporal pattern of light, enabling simultaneous illumination of any number of selected regions of interest. We take …
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